CNH Industrial N.V. (CNH)

CNH Industrial N.V. is a specialized global equipment and services company "breaking new ground in agriculture and construction," led by CEO Gerrit Marx. The company’s mission is to provide innovative technology that helps farmers and builders work more sustainably and productively through its core brands, Case IH and New Holland. CNH holds a strategic position as a leader in "Precision Technology," having fully integrated the acquisition of Raven Industries to offer autonomous farming solutions. CNH Industrial N.V. stock is a premier "Ag-Tech and Infrastructure" play, representing a company that has successfully narrowed its focus to high-margin machinery following the spin-off of its Iveco truck business.

The company’s business operations are divided into Agriculture and Construction, with a significant 2025 focus on "The Autonomous Farm." In late 2025, CNH reported record adoption of its specialized "OmniDrive™" autonomous grain cart technology and its AI-powered harvesting systems. The company’s future strategy involves "Alternative Propulsion," with 2026 targets focused on the mass-market rollout of its specialized biomethane and electric tractors. For 2026, the firm is prioritizing its "Value-Based" pricing strategy and the expansion of its specialized "CNH Capital" financing arm to support its dealer network. Its competitive moat is its massive global dealer network and a century of specialized engineering expertise in complex off-road machinery.

CNH is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol CNH stock. The stock is a top choice for industrial investors who seek exposure to the "Food Security" and "Infrastructure" themes with a technological twist. Market participants and agriculture analysts track the CNH stock price as a primary indicator of global farm income and the pace of automation in the heavy equipment sector. By December 2025, CNH stands as a technologically advanced and vital leader, utilizing its engineering excellence to feed and build the world.